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Here is what happened in this tag: The Muppet Babies except for Animal were at a table in a fancy restaurant. A waiter (his head is obscured by one of those big silver platters), says "Dinner is served." He shows them the platter, which is a big blob of dough. The babies say, "Mmmmmm!" But then...

I'm pretty sure they replaced the theme on Nickelodeon. They also didn't show the original ending tags; they just showed one in a restaurant and Animal in a big thing of dough.

I saw a few "Sesame Street News Flash" clips on Youtube (they were recently removed by the user). They included a new-to-Youtube one, which was the one about the Witch and her Magic Mirror, and a couple of older ones that were already there; the "Humpty Dumpty" one and the original early 1970s...

While not sounding like the original Guy Smiley, he DOES sound like Jim Henson's voicing him.

Playhouse Disney UK has the original closing theme on Season One episodes. But I think the Little Muppet Monsters theme makes a better Muppet Babies closing theme.

I like the Orange Gold Guy Smiley-type best, as well as the small Hot Pink Anything Muppet used for Prairie Dawn, the Busby Twins, Betty Lou and the Three Little Pigs. It also seems that Frank Oz and Jerry Nelson used the Large Lavender Live Hand muppet a LOT. I mean, the Count used to be...

The Sesame Street books from the 70s up until the 90s had the disclaimer "Featuring Jim Henson's Sesame Street Muppets." If a book had only one Muppet, the disclaimer would read something like "Featuring Big Bird, a Jim Henson Sesame Street Muppet" (from "I'll Miss You, Mr. Hooper") or...

The "Tortoise and the Hare" skit did not feature a logo. And neither did a few 1974-1975 News Flashes. The Weather Report skit also didn't have a logo either. The one with Kermit and the little girl is a Muppet-Kid moment instead of a News Flash, so the opening doesn't show up. However, the...

Well, a few skits around the mid-70s didn't have a logo originally. The "Tortoise and the Hare" Sesame Street Sports skit didn't have a logo either. However, the Rapunzel skit and the other News Flashes from 1971 had logos from the start (most of them have the one with the cloud and lightning...

I hope it will be full. It can be seen on Youtube. I wonder why they cut it. Is it because it has the Sesame Street News theme heard over the ending? If the video kept in the "NEWS FLASH" logos, then they could play the full skit. But the chances are probable that this skit on the DVD will have...

It is kinda funny, but when it comes to Sesame and Thanksgiving, I like this better... http://www.offthemark.com/Images/sundays/sunday10.gif

It could be a factual error. I mean, the set's including the Pinball Number Count, which didn't appear until 1977! And the Rapunzel skit OBVIOUSLY looks and sounds like it is one of the very first special reports Kermit did (that were in the News Flash series, not counting the "Tortoise and the...

Mod's Note: Link was removed by youtube.com This is the first time I saw Sam the Machine, and I thought he was very strange! The 70s was a strange decade when it came to introducing new Muppets. It is also actually hard to believe that Sam the Machine is a Muppet! His features were very cool...

I found this clip on Youtube... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVuNlZC97Pk I must admit, it looks pretty cool! It'd be even more neat if I could see the full animated sequences accompanying it. The animation is MUCH better than the Golden Book Videos with Sesame stories (these MB videos...

Thanks. :D I've always liked the cartoon Muppet Babies voices rather than the live-action Muppet Babies voices (no offense).

One song with Fran Brill's Prairie Dawn voice is "The Question Song." It was also made into a skit on the show, featuring a Lavender Anything Muppet girl with long brown hair and playing a guitar (Grover is there, too, of course). When I was little and heard the song, I used to think it was...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=210224911422893724 This is what I get when I cross boredom, a copy of the Muppet Babies sequence from "The Muppets Take Manhattan," an audio file of the Muppet Babies theme song, some pictures from Muppet Wiki, and Windows Movie Maker. Remember, I...

I know that on the skit with the blocks (which was, by the way, the Count's very first appearance on the show), the music was done on a pipe organ sort of thing to give it a more Transylvanian feel. In the other skits (such as the one with the Count counting flowers and when the Bats go on...

A good way to tell if the skit is going to have Alistar Cookie's pipe is to see if it has the Union Jack opening at the beginning, seen on 1982-1991 sketches. That "39 Stairs" skit must be from the mid-to-late 80s. Anyways, did they cut the pipe from the video release of the 1988 "Sesame...

It's a bit more complicated than you think. Until the late 90s, they continued regularly showing the News Flash segments. If one was very lucky, he or she would be able to watch a really old Sesame Street News skit from the early to mid 1970s! But in 2001, Sesame Workshop bought the rights to...